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construct a APOR in which QR=6.5cm,Angle Q=60°
and PR - PQ=115cm and iustify
it​

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Answered by shivtanu21
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Given, in ∆PQR,

Given, in ∆PQR,QR = 6.5 cm, ZQ = 60° and

Given, in ∆PQR,QR = 6.5 cm, ZQ = 60° and PR - PQ =1.5 cm

Given, in ∆PQR,QR = 6.5 cm, ZQ = 60° and PR - PQ =1.5 cmSteps of construction

Given, in ∆PQR,QR = 6.5 cm, ZQ = 60° and PR - PQ =1.5 cmSteps of construction(i)Draw the base, QR = 6.5 cm

i.e. the side containing the base angle 0 is less than third side, so it is the case II.

(ii)Cut line segment OS equal to PR-PQ,

i.e.OS =1.5 cm from the ray OX extended on opposite side of base QR.

(iii)Join SR and draw its perpendicular bisector ray AB, which intersects SR at M (say).

(iv)Let P be the intersection point of SX and perpendicular bisector AB. Then, join PR.

(iv)Let P be the intersection point of SX and perpendicular bisector AB. Then, join PR.image

Thus, ∆PQR is the required triangle.

Justification

JustificationBase QR and ∠Q are drawn as given.

Since, AB is the perpendicular bisector of SR and P lies on it.

Since, AB is the perpendicular bisector of SR and P lies on it.∴ PS = PR

Since, AB is the perpendicular bisector of SR and P lies on it.∴ PS = PRNow, QS = PS - PQ

Since, AB is the perpendicular bisector of SR and P lies on it.∴ PS = PRNow, QS = PS - PQ=> QS= PR-PQ

Thus, construction justified.

Answered by jaimohanvt
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Answer:

Given, in ∆PQR,

QR = 6.5 cm, ZQ = 60° and

PR - PQ =1.5 cm

Steps of construction

(i)Draw the base, QR = 6.5 cm

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i.e. the side containing the base angle 0 is less than third side, so it is the case II.

(ii)Cut line segment OS equal to PR-PQ, i.e.

OS =1.5 cm from the ray OX extended on opposite side of base QR.

(iii)Join SR and draw its perpendicular bisector ray AB, which intersects SR at M (say).

(iv)Let P be the intersection point of SX and perpendicular bisector AB. Then, join PR.

image

Thus, ∆PQR is the required triangle.

Justification

Base QR and ∠Q are drawn as given.

Since, AB is the perpendicular bisector of SR and P lies on it.

∴ PS = PR

Now, QS = PS - PQ

=> QS= PR-PQ

Thus, construction justified.

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